Data gets angry... THE ENTRIES: [171] Dern, Ensign [172] "Descent, Part I" [173] "Descent, Part II" [174] desealer rod [175] desegranine NOTES: [171] Source: "Realm of Fear" [172] The old Hulk tagline is used here for that scene where Data tries to make himself angry. It works on all androids because they have all shown the ability for emotion, even Data with his emotion chip. Could give you someone to always use Airlock with, since it can be played regardless of the presence of any Rogue Borg. Source: "Descent, Part I" [173] I didn't go the Data: these skills, Lore: these skills, because there was a lot of duplication anyway and little room. They only work with Non-Aligned and Neutral cards to temper their impressive powers. Source: "Descent, Part II" [174] Source: "Necessary Evil" [175] Nullifies a shuffle due to The Juggler, or a mandatory one after a download. It won't work with Regenerate or any card that makes y...
Skin problems? THE ENTRIES: [166] dermal osmotic sealant [167] dermal regenerator [168] dermal residue [169] dermaline gel [170] dermatiraelian plastiscine NOTES: [166] This should counter any Res-Q-like effects that pull cards out of the discard pile, as well as shutting down, however briefly, Ore Processing decks. Source: "Parturition" [167] The lore may be pushing it, but I didn't have much choice. The Black Hole simply spews locations out its other end. A location hit with Supernova is relocated along with any intact cards present (which could be possible). Source: "Frame of Mind" [168] Organic personnel do not include androids, holograms, changelings and Exocomps. Source: Referenced in "The Homecoming" [169] The third function's Trek Sense: think of the episode where Jake Sisko lost it when he saw the effects war had on its soldiers. Source: "Deadlock" [170] The Feds might want this one, since they are the most infiltratable (especi...